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Rouge National Urban Park, Bob Hunter Memorial Park, Tall Grass and Monarch Trails.

Lots of Wood Ducks. Great birding site. Also supporting the Turtle Protectors of High Park.

Great birding site. Also supporting the Turtle Protectors of High Park.

Great birding site. Also supporting the Turtle Protectors of High Park.

Great birding site. Also supporting the Turtle Protectors of High Park.

private front lawn of house.

Bayview Village East Don River Parkland Trails

6 of them circling, diving

Checking out a bird feeder to feed from.

Running around the street

Rosetta McClain Gardens

Rosetta McClain Gardens

East Point Park

East Point Park

East Point Park

East Point Park

East Point Park

East Point Park

East Point Park

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine. American Robin, helping spread the invasive plant

East Don Parkland Trail

East Don Parkland Trail

East Don Parkland Trail. A pair, very large.

Another great walk hosted by the Toronto Nature Stewards.
Port Union Waterfront Trail, Scarborough. From Port Union to Highland Creek and back.

East Don Parkland Trail

Swan Lake, Markham.

Swan Lake, Markham.

Swan Lake, Markham.

Swan Lake, Markham.

Swan Lake, Markham.

German Mills Settlers Park, walk about.

German Mills Settlers Park, walk about.

Belly-flop!
Duck on right demonstrating how not to land.

X03, nice courting show.
Rouge National Urban Park, Rouge Beach

Rouge National Urban Park, Rouge Beach. Feeding on fish head. Did not see the fish body.

Rouge National Urban Park, Rouge Beach.

N26, one angary bird. Rouge National Urban Park, Rouge Beach.

EATING GARBAGE. Rouge National Urban Park, Rouge Beach.

The East Don River Parkland Trail.

Great Backyard Bird Count. Can I enter this on eBird or Feeder Count. I was wondering why my feeder was going down so fast.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, Toronto Nature Stewards and BVA guided Great Backyard Bird Count walk.

newtonbrook Creek Park, both north and south end.

Algonquin Prov. Park. - Mew Lake

Algonquin Prov. Park. - Mew Lake

Algonquin Provincial Park - Visitor Centre

Algonquin Provincial Park, Visitor Center

Cow and two calves.
Algonquin Provincial Park, Hwy 60, 62 to 25 km east of Track and Tower

Algonquin Provincial Park, Bat Lake Trail

Algonquin Prov. Park Visitor Center

Algonquin Prov. Park Visitor Center

Oxtongue Lake, Lakeview Resort. This Snow Bunting was in the parking lot by its self for three days.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine.
We have not found the rest of the deer yet.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all the critters and iNatters out there.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, Finch Ave East to Forest Grove Drive. Toronto Nature Stewards, plant inventory

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove.

Four areas of Japanese Barberry.

Reported and confirmed by EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive Plant Council.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove.

Four areas of Japanese Barberry.

Reported and confirmed by EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive Plant Council.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove.

Four areas of Japanese Barberry.

Reported and confirmed by EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive Plant Council.

on Japanese Barberry bush.
In Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove. 4 areas of Japanese Barberry. Reported to EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive monitoring.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove.

Four areas of Japanese Barberry.

Reported and confirmed by EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive Plant Council.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove.

Four areas of Japanese Barberry.

Reported and confirmed by EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive Plant Council.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove.

Four areas of Japanese Barberry.

Reported and confirmed by EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive Plant Council.

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine, south of Forest Grove.

4 areas of Japanese Barberry.

Reported and confirmed by EDDmaps and to Ontario Invasive Plant Council.

Bayview Village, The East Don River Parkland Trail.

Reported to EDDmaps.

feeding on Grey Dogwood at Colonel Samuel Smith Park

Colonel Samuel Smith Park.
Why would it be "nesting" at this time of year. It was really building or expanding the nest or hole.

feeding on Grey Dogwood at Colonel Samuel Smith Park

feeding on Stag Horn Sumac at Colonel Samuel Smith Park

feeding on Stag Horn Sumac at Colonel Samuel Smith Park

Milne Hollow. Another Great walk with the Toronto Field Naturalists.

Betty Sutherland Trail, North York, ON, Canada

Great day for hawks and owls.

Great day for hawks and owls.

The East Don Parkland Trail

The East Don Parkland Trail

Newtonbrook Creek Ravine

The East Don Parkland Trail

Tree. Top end of Newtonbrook Creek Ravine. Not Buckthorn. I will find and open fruit next time.

Rosetta McClain Gardens, Monarch Watch Taggers at work.

Rosetta McClain Gardens, Monarch Watch Taggers at work.

Rosetta McClain Gardens, Monarch Watch Taggers at work.

Rouge National Urban Park, Bob Hunter Memorial park, parts of Tanglewood and Tallgrass trails. Great walk by Adopt-a-Pond, TRCA and Rouge staff. Thank you.

Walking the streets and shore of Niagara-on-the-Lake.

NOTL Paradise Grove